and the mach supports from occupied east jerusalem away from the welsh wharton tourist traps of east jerusalem's old city. a peaceful scene plays host to a historic legal struggle for 97 decades notice of lavonne has lived here on a could be tended the but not for the 1st time. she now faces fullest expulsion, an elevated stress, that's the issue, the clothes that i get to this, i become more agitated. i should take a sedative once a day in the last 15 days. i've taken the morning noon at night because i can feel my heart pounding. a lifetime of personal, china just represents the plight of palestinians and occupied east jerusalem. where is ready, settlers have publicly sought to reshape the city's identity. her landlord, allied with that settling movement has tried to expel her through recurring cold cases because before her but he says this funds owner was jewish. it's outrageous that is, that even today in 2023 is using this a discriminatory law against palestinians only to pick a policy means from houses and homes and east jerusalem based on the solution that is right and active.

a lifetime of personal china just represents the plight of palestinians in occupied east jerusalem. what is ready settlers of public consort to reshape the cities identity? her landlord, allied with that settling movement has tried to expel her through recurring cold cases because before her but he says this funds owner was jewish. it's outrages that is that even today in 2023 is using this a discriminatory law against palestinians only to pick ballast emails from houses and homes in east jerusalem based on this nation that is right in active. purposefully that little puff top a century ago allows jews to reclaim, historically do a show in properties in east jerusalem, but does not permit palestinians to do the same around never has watched as ready, families replace the palestinian childhood friends before me. it's politically, it's legally, it's morally unacceptable, spend coo and bugs off, is that your opinion is representative to palestine and like the other diplomats visiting him. he hopes international pressure may encourage his radio authorities to change calls. this is a sim

when jordan administered, the old city is an occupied east, jerusalem, and 1967. and today to and next it declaring it as it's divided capital. such the organization starts to lay claim to that building is where the law allows to, is released to claim property owned by jews from before. 1948. the said to us have to support override, think deputy man was important to take it back over the faulty set. the other go. the question that you need to ask me why the cold system in these? well, the justice system and he's, well, he's taking so long time to decide something that the soul seemed protesters regularly come to support the family outside. the home is really such as have taken over most of the building, but this has not been slipped. this situation is not an isolated one human rights campaign to say the superman case is awful in its own right. it's one family that's going to lose their homes that they've lived in for their entire life. but the same story is also repeating itself for over a $150.00 other families in, throughout the old city basin. like the soap lov

and a mock supports from occupied east jerusalem away from the welsh world in taurus trumps of east jerusalem's old city, a peaceful scene plays host to a historic legal struggle for 97 decades notice of lavonne has lived here on. i could be 10 of the but not for the 1st time. she now faces fullest expulsion, an elevated stress. that's good. maybe i don't even see the clothes that i get to this. i've become more agitated. i should take a sedative once a day in the last 15 days. i've taken the morning noon a night because i can feel my heart pounding. a lifetime of personal china just represents the plight of palestinians in occupied east jerusalem. what is brady settlers of public consort? to reshape the cities identity. her landlord allied with that settling movement has tried to expel her through recurring cold cases because before her but he says this funds arena was jewish. it's outrages that is that even today in 2023 is using this a discriminatory law against palestinians only to pick ballast emails from houses and homes in east jerusalem based on the solution that is right in active. pur

it occupied east jerusalem. the likes and most compound is one of the few communities spaces left that they can go to. families have picnics. the kids play football that there are schools or religious schools they have, but they gather, they talk about they didn't talk about religion, they talk about what's going on with in you know, their own lives. now as i say, the present now over i need is officially begun. so they'll be a lot of people going to see old friends, new friends, but we go and see that families. uh, they'll be having a great food i have say, and they'll also be spending time giving money to charity and things of that nature . now this comes about a $120000.00 people within that compound itself. but that's just in, within the compound, actually within, across, occupied east through some old the most, it's all going to be completely full. they're all rising tensions. you can't get away from that. that is an escalation in vitamins across the palace. that book, you probably publish the new territori

the monks, i'll just say ro occupied east jerusalem. many officials and migrants, advocates in the us, or anticipating a search and assign them claims after the expiration of a 3 year long emigration policy last month. but that has not happened known as the title of 40 to the law allowed the rapid expulsion of many undocumented migraines during the crew. and virus pandemic reynolds reports from los angeles. this has been the scene at the us mexico border recently, where the number of asylum seekers is down sharply since title 42 ended a month ago. the biting administration began to implement an asylum banner rule that makes people who have transited through a 3rd country, generally in eligible for asylum. so now they've got to have a screening a might get in front of a judge, but they generally won't be eligible for asylum unless they, me, one of a few limited exceptions. one of those exceptions is for migrants who tried to claim asylum in another country before reaching the us, but were turned down. for most people that would have mean

it occupied east jerusalem. the like some most compound is one of the few community spaces left that they can go to. families have picnics. the kids play football that there are schools or religious schools they have, but they gather, they talk about that, isn't that talk about religion. they talk about what's going on with in you know, that own lives. now as i say, the present now over i need is officially begun. so they'll be a lot of people going to see old friends, new friends, but we go and see that families. uh, they'll be having a great food i have to say, and they'll also be spending time giving money to charity and things of that nature . now this comes about a $120000.00 people within that compound itself. but that's just in, within the compound, actually within, across, occupied east, through some old of mosques are going to be completely full. there are rising tensions. you can't get away from that. that is an escalation in vitamins across the palace. that book you probably palestinian territories, b

as long as the fraction soldiers remain on ukrainian territory and east jerusalem, some listing in the family space eviction. after years of legal struggles, these are all captured in the next the area in 1967. he's very said logan, his agency. the properties belongs to jewish on us before these riley states was founded in 1948 and a want them back. the costs of offering rude and the favor did of use tanya cream. i met with one family that could be forced to leave the home to every time they go back home, they know it could be the last, norah and her son of hudson loveland accounting down the days of to decades of fighting. and is there any quotes the soap loven's few there will be evicted from the apartment and the most in core to introduce lends old city to make way for is very nice settlers. but for them in the most by imagine when it comes to settlers, hey, there's no return is hold of and it's been and so for as much as a very difficult on the design xyzzy people. and it's true that i'm holding together mesquite button side as well. no. does anxiety and fear because of the holes.

i mean occupied east jerusalem on the mount of olives overlooking jerusalem's old city. now you see the golden dime over that. that's actually the dime with the rock is a fed hardly a site in islam. and in cases the rock where the prophet mohammed send it to haven't, but that's still actually the most, many people make that mistake. i'll show you the most. you see where all those people are there praying. that's actually the most gets help. it was established slightly later, but much more than being the 3rd hurley, a site, and this on for palestinians it occupied east jerusalem. the like so most compound is one of the few communities spaces left that they can go to. families have picnics. the kids play football that there are schools or religious schools they have, but they gather, they talk about that, isn't it. and so what about religion? they talk about what's going on with in you know, their own lives. now as i say, the present now over i need is officially begun. so they'll be a lot of people going to see old friends, new friends, but we go and see that families. uh

there's a lot to the i like some most compound is one of the few safe spaces within occupied east jerusalem. one of the few community space is it's a place where people got uh, they have picnics. they'll play the kids will play football. it's a place where they can come and grieve, and just, you know, spend time with the families, that there aren't very many spaces like that within occupied east jerusalem. so this is much more than just religion. this is community as well. one of the things, one of the most important things about the compound itself, that a 1000 more than a 1000 years off to it was established. it's still a working most. it's still a place where people come and pray, and that's quite strongly to start with your feelings about religion. you have to say something like this is pretty impressive. i have to say now the faithful that you can see them all lined up. the prize of begun off to this is going to be a celebration. it's going to be giving us the charity of people to be, you know, going to see their friends. and that compound will have a lot of families picnicking in it.

and in places like east jerusalem for east jerusalem, we've looked at the ways in which the ma bought 2000 and the system which is now equipped with facial recognition is being deployed in areas such as shakes at damascus. gates a line and around deluxe. so i'm making it even more difficult for palestinians to resist the illegal annexation of east jerusalem, finding themselves increasingly surveilled in everyday task, such as attending the family members or meeting up for coffee. but how, how does israel's blue wolf differ from facial recognition programs that have been introduced by governments all over the world, the us and india for example, most of us are monitored constantly these days by cctv other forms of surveillance . wherever we live in the world, it's just a fact important society today is so to be cleared, but there's 2 systems in place currently and have wrong there is. there's a blow up system which is the app based tool that is really soldiers are using to both register palestinian bases and to also. ready look them up and gather all the information, display all the in

i mean occupied east jerusalem on the mount of olives. overlooking drury, slims, old city. now you see the golden dime over that? that's actually the dime with the rock is a fed hardly a site and it's low. and in cases the rock where the prophet mohammed send it to haven't, but that's still actually the most, many people make that mistake. i'll show you the most you see where all those people, all they're praying. that's actually the most itself. it was established slightly later. but much more than being the 3rd hardly a site and it's known for palestinians it occupied east jerusalem. the like the most compound is one of the few community spaces left that they can go to. families have picnics. the kids play football that there are schools or religious schools, they have a big gather. they talk about, they didn't talk about religion, they talk about what's going on with in you know, the own lives. now as i say, the present now over i need is officially begun. so they'll be a lot of people going to see old friends, new friends, but we go to see that families. uh, they'll be

now i'm in the occupied east jerusalem. technically speaking, if that is a 2 state solution, then this would be the capital of power started. but just take a look of the supplement getting bigger and bigger. here they've approved $900.00 new supplement units, but you could also say there's already construction going on on several units within a give it is a itself. this effectively changes the facts on the ground hit. it means is much more difficult to try and get rid of the settlers. they become very permanent . remember these, right. the government actually makes it very easy for people to move into the settlements, the cheapest of them inside jerusalem. they've got great facilities that go great schools and often people who are moving to israel for the 1st time trying to get places here because it's a very difficult for them to establish themselves. and then you, country is very expensive process and do some of these. randy government makes it very easy because it wants people to because once you have people it is very d

i don't keep i easterly swim east jerusalem because he calls it building this state. now where i am in give out save a. this is a settlement and you'll compiled west bank, you can just see constructions already beginning on those settlements. now these ready government make it very easy for people to move have rent a way cheaper then for example, jury slipped substance added subsided by the government. there's all the amenities you might expect in any kind of modern development, including pucks and schools, etc. and for a lot of people who are moving to israel for the 1st time, this is perhaps where they want to come. but there's also a lot of ideological type lives that may have had people who believe the due date and scenario, which is what they call the occupied westbank was promised that the in the bible, they cool, there's changing the facts on the ground. i'm actually stood in what's supposed to be if the 2 state solution works out, the state of pilot started. but once you get people here is incredibly difficult to move them out. and that's what's causing the re

it was ordered that the residents of sheikh jarrah neighborhood in east jerusalem vacate their houses hand them over to the new zionist arrivals. at the same time, three of them attacked the al-aqsa mosque while the palestinians were fasting for a day and worshiping in the sharif mosque. in front of the zionists, it does not fit with the rocket rains the settlers from ghazal, they call up their 7 thousand military reserve forces , the rocket and drone attacks of the resistance forces destroy the oil and gas facilities of the zionist regime , the palestinian resistance rockets hit the soil of the occupied territories, reducing commercial transactions. and the economy in the financial market and stock exchange of israel has decreased, that is why the total value of zionist money has decreased. kamelshu, a lawyer specializing in oil, energy and economic laws, says that the zionist regime loses nearly 5 million dollars a day after its latest conflict with food. 12 zionist regime it is announced that a rocket was fired at gas tea. this is how it was received. the islamic resistance movemen

that's bringing our correspondent, emerald con, who joins us on the phone from east jerusalem. and we're on what can you tell us at this early stage? a well, he's really ambulance service. have been from the killing of full house, is 73, the satellite then soldiers. and they say they were subject to an own detach. while they were waiting inside the patient um, near a gas station at the entrance to the settlement, which is between ramallah nablus. now these range all we have now or the dissenters in the neighboring areas to stay in the homes that they've pushed and lodge enforcement and close the area. we're also hearing and that these ready only killed one color sending gunmen and then after searching for a 2nd gunman, who was suspected of being a part of the attack, these were the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu was announced the holding of an urgent security consultation session. remember, this comes out of his allies within his government, calling for a large scale operation in the occupied west bank. so we also are hearing that we think of the 6 people who've been wounde

legitimate rights seek the confiscation of all the east jerusalem area. to write is finally the country of israel it surrounds palestine from the whole world and cuts off our connection with the outside world . there are not many israeli settlement plans that the international community has opposed to their implementation . however , israel continues to annex western lands by ignoring criticism. in 1967, he conceived a plan to separate different areas of the west bank from each other. this plan has taken a more serious form since 1997 in netanyahu's cabinet. with the implementation of this plan , palestinians will need a zionist entry permit and travel and communication with each other or never or it is limited from the most important settlement plans that the occupying regime is seeking to implement. it is a famous plan. with the implementation of this plan, the south and the center of the west bank will be completely separated from the north, and the mali admin settlement will be connected to the occupied jerusalem and the tribes with the aim of creatin

. >> it enforces the presence in palestinian east jerusalem. op of that, it infringes on the -- diversity is the main character of the city. >> armenians are famous for their colorful pottery. this is one of the families that moved to jerusalem a century ago, bringing this tradition. he says that armenians historically donated money to buy land here and that the church has no right to sell it. >> this is what makes us angry. the nation does not belong to the patriarchy of jerusalem. we keep them to preserve them and protect them. >> now, while age-old armenian church rituals continue, he is not joining in. as the armenian community worries about the next steps, the contrary see has touched -- controversy has touched sensitive nerves in the old city. >> let's return chart top story, the search for a submersible that disappeared while taking visitors to the wreckage of the titanic. i can see the conditions there do not look great. how is that going to affect the search team? >> the conditions are really terrible at the moment. this is the worst sp

palestinian refugees in syria 11 and enjoying as well as the occupied territories in the west bank, east jerusalem, and the gaza strip. and want to bring you the story now from chile authorities, they're investigating the mass death of buds along its northern coast. about $300.00 and about 3 and a half 1000 calmer on. so were found dead in the past. we test on the pads rolled out the presence of avian flu, which has hit all the pots of chilly, official suspect, the cause of death could be related to what the buds feed on and the ocean. the recap of the main stories now much of type o one has been sworn in for a 3rd time is packaged president, extending his 2 decades in power by another 5 years of taking the presidential over the national assembly and gave it a new rules for each of the presidential complex calling for unity representatives from $81.00 countries attended. solomon jones 8 has more somebody who's closed and a trusted by president out of the one has been. but somebody who would be able to change this policy of growth at all costs for somebody who'd be able to change the interest rates

the proposal calls for an independent palestine on the basis of the 1967 border with east jerusalem as its capital increase development and humanitarian assistance to palestinians, as well as an engine provocative actions and the creation of conditions for peace talks through larger scale international meetings the sides also discuss policies, phone membership in the united nations, and agreed to establish a strategic partnership signaling, a number of bilateral cooperation documents to go further in depth on this. let's cross live now to dr. sudden the mirror, a political analyst and expert on china and palestine relations. thanks so much for taking the time, enjoying the program today. now as we mentioned, china has come up with the proposal to resolve this long lasting conflict between israel and palestine. what is your take on what vision has put forward who easily do and or use us. busy first of all, we have to understand that this visit was a success, or that is therefore the better to use as the train. but the most important thing about this visit, it was the year of the commitm

the proposal calls for and independence. palestine on the basis of the 1967 food is with the east jerusalem as its capital increase development has humanitarian assistance to palestinians as well as in ends to provoke this, evictions on the creation of conditions for peace talks through larger scale international meetings. besides, also discuss color stein's full membership in the united nations and agreed to establish a strategic partnership, signing a number of biological cooperation documents. political analyst on the express on china and palestine relations talk to science. numa saves you as influenced in the middle east is in big fine. i believe that the most important aspect of this visit was a huge message by the better as the news to the americans inbox to us that we can go to china. and especially after the chinese oems in the state to which it became, you know, like a remarkable event. monitors white was off the beach an issue that was, you know, and so, yeah, yeah. the idea that china is probably from the area and the audience in utah, and even with these ladies on the 1st, you k

palestinians have been killed in the israeli military operations all throughout the west bank, including east jerusalem in the 1st 5 months of these here. the city of jeanine and the north that is known to be kind of a center of palestinian armed resistance has turned into a real baffled field with the idea phrase happening there almost on a daily basis. the international community is biggest concern, has not just the dramatic escalation on the ground with the fact that civilians very often become victims of these operations. we discussed all of this in greater detail with the middle east expert and the spokes person for the reformist democratic function. the is really government has taken everything up to the next level. yesterday they have given us all you to a racist radical smote rich to have free hand at the expanding electric legitimate, the settlement activities in the occupied west bank despite of the international committee of this precision and the legality. in terms of international law, i'm such a match.

that's along with 43 buildings and east jerusalem. that is really authorities demolish confiscated or forced people to demolish r t 's. maria for notion of reports from the west bank. these are the last days of the academic year and students of the school in the us and teen as small benjamin community an hour drive from jerusalem in the west bank and her as, as final exams around the corner. but that's not the biggest concern, as by the time the children come back in august, the school may not even be there. how does it get done with any and how the civil administration threatened to demolish the school without a court order that, but it backed off due to european pressure and media attention. but now it's in court and things not stable at any moment. it could be demolished, i'm going to have this cool was built in 2020, just 2 months. own is really, as ortiz issued at demolition older for building without the permits. the building stands in areas see land defined as in palestinian administration. the controlled by israel, the residen

them later it was forced to return, but at the same time annexed the syrian dutch heights and east jerusalem despite the whole row. anti-israeli resolutions of the un security council did not follow any restrictions in israel's relations. although over the past 35 years the sovereignty of a number of states has repeatedly limited the security council in such a way as to august 90th, he imposed sanctions on iraq after its invasion of kuwait baghdad ordered to withdraw troops, pay reparations and destroy weapons of mass destruction. later, he was not found at all, but since the ninety-sixth year of the security council, he banned any form of trade and economic relations with cancer, with the exception of the supply of food and medicine under the oil -for-food program, restrictions were lifted only in 2003 after the overthrow of saddam hussein limitation of sovereignty as a way ensure the stability of relations and peaceful development was previously accepted as a practice at one time worked as in the case of finland or for example belgium in the 19th century in other cases, as with germany for

palestinians have been killed in the israeli military operations all throughout the west bank, including east jerusalem. and the 1st 5 months of these here, the city of jeanine and the north that is known to be kind of ep, center of palestinian armed resistance, has turned into a real battlefield with the idea phrase happening there almost on a daily basis. the international community is biggest concern, has not just the dramatic escalation on the ground with the fact that civilians very often become victims of these operations. the union rates for controversy between the middle east expert and this folks 1st for the palestinian reform, his democratic faction who shared their views on the matter the is really good with has thinking everything up to the next level. yesterday they have given us all you do a racist radical smoke which to have free hand at the expanding electric legitimate, the settlement activities in the occupied west bank. this part of the international community is precision and the legality. in terms of international law, i'm such a match. second, the daily incursions and the unpreced

palestinians have been killed in the israeli military operations all throughout the west bank, including east jerusalem. and the 1st 5 months of these here, the city of jeanine and the north that is known to be kind of a center of palestinian armed resistance, has turned into a real battle field with the idea phrase happening there almost on a daily basis. the international community is biggest concern, has not just the dramatic escalation on the ground with the fact that civilians very often become victims of these operations. as discuss this further and costs live to middle east experts easily but it might not for me thanks so much for joining us. there are too many appreciate it. now we've heard the, the is really government say it says is only targeting terrorist, but we're seeing civilians getting killed here as well. how is that possible? it's this possible way you have to understand the safety of janine is all the citizens. most of them are innocent, the civilians, the one know can in both in the terrorist attacks a but the, the use rarely ami the claims.

them later he was forced to return, but at the same time he annexed the syrian dutch heights and east jerusaleme a number of anti-israeli resolutions of the un security council, there were no restrictions in israel's relations . although the last 35 years, the sovereignty of a number of states has repeatedly limited the security council, so in august of the 90th it imposed sanctions against iraq after its invasion of kuwait, baghdad was ordered to withdraw troops, pay reparations and destroy weapons of mass destruction. later he was not found at all, but since the ninety-sixth year prohibited any form of trade and economic relations with cancer, with the exception of the supply of food and medicine under the oil-for-food program , restrictions were lifted only in 2003 after the overthrow of saddam hussein. it worked, as in the case of finland or, for example , belgium in the 19th century, in other cases, as with germany, it led to clashes. usually because of the greed of the strong when they tried to survive, maximum in the 21st century, the imposed limitation of sovereignty is considered the r

palestinians have been killed in the israeli military operations all throughout the west bank, including east jerusalem. and the 1st 5 months of these here, the city of jeanine and the northeast that is known to be kind of a center of probably student armed resistance has turned into a real baffled field with the idea phrase happening there almost on a daily basis. the international community, his biggest concern, has not just the dramatic escalation on the ground with the fact that civilians very often become victims of these operations. the way that our reaction to the gen rate for my middle east expert honestly is because of the processing reform. this democratic function, the is really government has thinking everything up to the next level yesterday and they have given us all you do a racist radical smoke which to have free hand at expanding the level legitimate, the settlement activities in the occupied westbank despite of the international committee of this precision and the in the galaxy in terms of international law. i'm such a match. second, the daily incursions and the unprecedented number o

1000 additional additional settlement units to be built in the occupied west bank and occupied east jerusalem. that's something that we haven't seen in that kind of number before and exactly, well then give it once so bank of the can probably deal with the public review knowing that he's getting these additional settlement units. now the reason for doing this is quite simple. the problem is that needs that far right? a element to his political party, to his coalition, to be able to remain in power if they pull out government because they simply not doing what they want. that means the end of this and, you know, he's premiership and early elections, but as well. emerald code out of their west reason. now democratic republic of congo is home to the wells law. just a tropical pete lance. they store a huge amounts of carbon, regulate the pallets, climate, and host to many spaces of thoughts and animals for the face and the threats, oil and gas exploration, nothing will begin soon. and that the part of it series our environment edits, init, clock, travel to the mock i was in the us. so let's have

palestinians have been killed in the israeli military operations all throughout the west bank, including east jerusalem. and the 1st 5 months of these here, the city of jeanine and the north that is known to be kind of a center of palestinian armed resistance, has turned into a real battle field with the idea phrase happening there almost on a daily basis. the international community is biggest concern, has not just the dramatic escalation on the ground with the fact that civilians very often become victims of these operations. the janine rates are controversy between the middle east expert and the spokesperson for the palestinian reform, his democratic faction who shared their views on the matter of the is really government has thinking everything up to the next level yesterday they have given us all you do a racist radical smoke which to have free hand at expanding electric, legitimate, the settlement activities in the occupied west bank despite of the international community, this precision and the in the guy that the in terms of international law. i'm such a match seconds to be a daily incursions a

the monks out as a rule occupied east jerusalem the the, the headlines on how to 0. there are reports of explosions and the susan, the city of under mine is fighting escalates between the army and the rapids support forces. it follows a brief period of relative calm, brought on by a 24 hour ceasefire in ukraine. more than 2 dozen bottles of taking place on the front line keeps military commands as it's retaken for villages in the west of the don't ask region on ukrainian officials say 3 people had been killed and 10 injured after russian forces. sheldon both carrying flood evacuated from the russian, occupied part of the 1st one region. an attack on the north. i called cut down last week flooded entire villages. and it left tens of thousands without power and clean water. keep on moscow accused each other of destroying that down the responding to offer tennessee on $1700000000.00 in aid to help its economy and to reduce the number of migrants crossing the mediterranean sea the now so it was made during your visit to the country by the leaders of italy, the netherland

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1000 additional additional settlement units to be built in the occupied west bank and occupied east jerusalem. that's something that we haven't seen in that kind of number before and exactly. well then give it was so bank of the can probably deal with the public review knowing that he's getting these additional settlement units . now the reason for doing this is quite simple. the problem is the needs that far right, a element to his political party, to his coalition, to be able to remain in power if they pull out the government because they simply not doing what they want. that means the end of this, and you know, he's premiership and early elections, but as well. emerald coming out of their west islip, of hundreds of old people, arriving in todd as far as and continues and see don style for region. the international organizations migration says more than a $155000.00 people have now fled, don't fall into charge since the middle of april. john's prime minister says the country needs massive financial and technical support to confront the crisis in law within 2 dom the u. n says humanitarian c

unions have been killed in the israeli military operations all throughout the west bank, including east jerusalem. and the 1st 5 months of these here, the city of jeanine and the north that is known to be kind of a center of probably student armed resistance has turned into real baffles. filled with the idea phrase happening there almost on a daily basis. the international community is biggest concern, has not just the dramatic escalation on the ground with the fact that civilians very often become victims of these operations to china now, where president judging ping called on the us to refrain from having page things, rights and interests of the said during tolts with the us secretary of state and he blinked and says, america is not seeking the confrontation with china. the excitement that does seem to contradict the pretty standard of rhetoric that comes out of washington these days in the u. s. stands by the commitments made by president biden, namely, the us does not seek a new cold war. it does not seem to change china system. it's alliances are not directed at china. it does not support ta

1000 additional additional settlement units to be built in the occupied west bank and occupied east jerusalem. that's something that we haven't seen in that kind of number before and exactly what they didn't give. it was. so bank of the can probably deal with the public with, you know, knowing that he's getting these additional settlement units. now the reason for doing this is quite simple. the problem is that needs that far right? a element to his political party, to his coalition, to be able to remain in power if they pull out government because they simply not doing what they want. that means the end of this and, you know, he's premiership and early elections, but as well. emerald code out of their west recent several major rivers, long seen as a lifeline for bangladesh is capital doc are now considered biologically dead. pollution, untreated waste of being blamed for the change that's now threatening the livelihoods of millions of people. tunbridge audrey has moved from doco. these reverses and wetlands that are on taca are plugging up and drying out once a lifeline for millions of peopl